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This disabled body: an authoethnographic study of disability in post apartheid South Africa
Disability lies at the heart of a complex framework of knowledge and identity in post-apartheid South Africa. In this autoethnographic study, personal reflections on my history as a queer, Black, physically disabled individual are retold and compared to her current personal narratives to answer ques...
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Social Anthropology
2025
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